The Guardian Weekly - August 09, 2024
The Guardian Weekly - August 09, 2024
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August 09, 2024
The big story England riots Grief, hate and healing
The fatal stabbing of three young girls in a seaside town was followed by a wave of antiimmigrant riots, provoked in part by online misinformation. As Southport tried to mourn, how did events take such a turn- and what do they reveal about the nation's communities?
5 mins
Tragedy eclipsed How the disorder unfolded
Riots spread across numerous cities and towns in England, and in Belfast in Northern Ireland, after the murder of three young girls in Southport in northwest England last Monday.
2 mins
What can stop the spread of Gaza's flames?
If Iran's newly elected president, Masoud Pezeshkian, was hoping for a honeymoon period after his inauguration late last month, he must be sadly disappointed.
7 mins
Free at last My friend Evan never lost hope
'We exchanged letters on a weekly basis for 16 months, and throughout his time in a Russian prison the journalist in him never faded'
3 mins
Decision to release FSB hitman 'not taken lightly'
The German government said it did not take the decision to release a jailed FSB hitman lightly, as it confirmed its involvement in a historic prisoner exchange between Russia and the west.
2 mins
'Like Orwell and Kafka' New office homes in on Fidesz critics
As leaders across Europe fume over Viktor Orbán's unsanctioned foreign policy adventures, the far-right Hungarian leader has intensified his campaign against independent voices at home, increasing pressure on media outlets and civil society groups that do not toe the government line.
2 mins
Why has PM Sheikh Hasina fled the country suddenly?
After 15 years in power, Bangladesh's prime minister has suddenly resigned and fled the country.
2 mins
The monk and a Hippo cleaning up plastic pollution
Desperate to restore the Chao Praya River, an abbot at a Bangkok temple began recycling-now he has an ally
3 mins
Gangs dig Amazon's newest 'black gold'
Illegal miners take advantage as demand soars for cassiterite, the tin ore that is vital to the green transition
5 mins
Women defy Taliban's strict beauty laws at secret salons
It is 9am in a suburb of Kabul when two women in powderpink burqas ring the doorbell of a drab building.
3 mins
Divine spark The school reviving endangered sacred arts
The small city of Nasarpur, in the province of Sindh in Pakistan, has a centuries-old reputation for its ceramics.
2 mins
Can Harris burnish her presidential hopes in the rust belt?
Of all the lessons Kamala Harris's campaign will have learned from Hillary Clinton's botched run for president eight years ago, among the most important is that it's better to talk about jobs than guns in the three rust belt states that hold the key to the White House.
3 mins
THE ART RESCUERS
When Russia invaded, a historian in Kyiv saw that Ukraine's art heritage was in danger. So he set out to save as much of it as he could
10+ mins
Rise up!
Gabriela Rodriguez was fired from her job as a cleaner for eating a tuna sandwich. Now she and others like her are fighting back
10+ mins
The Guardian Weekly Newspaper Description:
Editor: Guardian News & Media
Categoría: Newspaper
Idioma: English
Frecuencia: Weekly
The Guardian Weekly is an international English-language news magazine based in London, UK. It is one of the world's oldest international news publications and has readers in more than 170 countries.
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